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Nice job Nancy ! Yup, they are very small and cute, but only for a little while :) You will want to scape off that green translucent sludge if it inches closer to any of the babies. Crossing my fingers that more of them germinate for you!
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A revival of this old thread is in order as I recently observed on one of my regias.......... :-O
This batch of seed was sown in late February 2015, and is ~ 14 months old now. The seed originated from a well known Bulgarian seller. Sadly, the individuals in the original posts were either...
Wow, talk about slow pokes :0o:. I have always had Heliamphora germinate within the first 2 months post-sowing. Hence, it was quiet the surprise when I observed germination in this flask sown back in September 2015. The compost controls exhibited something similar, with new germination appearing...
I too have found that the largest factor in vigor and health is the clone line itself. Many AW clones are poor performers for me, baring a few, and I have all but rid them from my collection. If a plant is declining, my first action would be to refresh the media. If there is evil lurking in the...
Thanks apoplast! It certainly is a fast grower and easily cared for, in comparison to R. Dentata, at least. I find they benefit from larger pots. Small short pots stunt their growth. I reccomend placing seedlings into at least 4" tall pots to let them spread their roots.
Nimbulan, I fertilise...
I thought I would have to wait two years before these would come full circle. Nope, these two precocious babies wanted to surprise me for the holidays! :boogie:
Presently, these two are 285 days old.
Resurrecting this thread with a little update just in time for Thanksgiving. Enjoy!
Nepenthes lowii (Trus Madi)
Nepenthes dubia
Roridula gorgonias
Heliamphora parva x neblinae var. neblinae (cross by Butchie) - my favorite species :boogie:
Heliamphora ionasii red giant X (parva x...
Recently, I received some plugs from a friend who has been growing U. mannii for a very long time. Thanks Ron for creating this very informative thread! I found this after I searched why the leaves on my U. mannii started to shrivel. I must say, this species is more finicky than the others I...
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